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  • in reply to: 2000 Accord and P1456 #584715
    ChrisChris
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      I just started having this same problem a few days ago with my 2001 Accord (281,000 mi). Just refueled and retightened the cap, and my plan was to wait a few days to see if the code resolves.

      Your question about it taking “7+ days to show again” is explained in Honda’s Factory Service Manual, which states that the P1456 code for 98-02 Accords:
      “[i]This is a two-trip code; once cleared, it cannot be
      reproduced in one trip. Also, [u]certain specific driving
      and ambient conditions must occur before the ECM/
      PCM will complete the system checks[/u]. Additional test
      drives may still not meet the specific conditions needed
      to reproduce the code.[/i]”

      Honda’s Factory Service Manual troubleshooting method is as follows:
      1. Check Gas Cap is tightened to 3 clicks
      [indent]A. Replace or Tighten Cap[/indent]
      2. Check Gas Cap Seal
      [indent]A. Seal Damaged or Missing?
      [indent]a. If Damaged or Missing: Replace
      b. If Okay: Go to 3.[/indent][/indent]
      3. EVAP Bypass Solenoid Valve Test
      4. Vacuum Hoses and Connections Test

      in reply to: 2000 Accord and P1456 #591836
      ChrisChris
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        I just started having this same problem a few days ago with my 2001 Accord (281,000 mi). Just refueled and retightened the cap, and my plan was to wait a few days to see if the code resolves.

        Your question about it taking “7+ days to show again” is explained in Honda’s Factory Service Manual, which states that the P1456 code for 98-02 Accords:
        “[i]This is a two-trip code; once cleared, it cannot be
        reproduced in one trip. Also, [u]certain specific driving
        and ambient conditions must occur before the ECM/
        PCM will complete the system checks[/u]. Additional test
        drives may still not meet the specific conditions needed
        to reproduce the code.[/i]”

        Honda’s Factory Service Manual troubleshooting method is as follows:
        1. Check Gas Cap is tightened to 3 clicks
        [indent]A. Replace or Tighten Cap[/indent]
        2. Check Gas Cap Seal
        [indent]A. Seal Damaged or Missing?
        [indent]a. If Damaged or Missing: Replace
        b. If Okay: Go to 3.[/indent][/indent]
        3. EVAP Bypass Solenoid Valve Test
        4. Vacuum Hoses and Connections Test

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